How To Diy Jumbo Knotless Box Braids : 2 Easy Methods ( No Feed In)
- Posted on 30 March, 2020
- Sew-In Hair Extensions
- By Anonymous
Welcome Back! Hope you enjoy this knotless box braid tutorial. All details below!
Thank you so much to Janet Collection for sponsoring this video and sending me this hair.
Here is the link and details about this hair.
I used 5.5 packs for this style
I had a total of 20 braids.
Janet Collection Ez Tex Pre stretched 84 inch braiding hair
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All right yeah, so I'm going to show you two simple ways to do: jumbo knotless braids on yourself or a way to fake it until you make it so if you're doing this hair on yourself or the style on yourself, then it'll probably be easier for you. If you start off by parting off all your sections first, if you're doing this style on somebody else, it's probably fine to just part as you go, but I have found when I'm braiding my own hair. It is a lot easier if you part off all the sections in the very beginning and then braid all at once. So it's very difficult to part here on yourself, I had my husband come in and help me part the back section of my hair. Obviously, the sections aren't going to be perfect. If I'm doing this on myself, I could have gotten my mom to section my hair and she would have had me lit, but we are in quarantine for a cope at 19, so this was the best that I could get and it worked so just do the Best you can so, as I'm doing the sections I'm going to bantu knot them off that way. When I start the braiding process, it is easier to keep the other hair in the sections out of the way, so the hair I'm going to be using for this style is from Janet collection. They did send me this hair in sponsor this video. This is 84-inch pre-stretched hair. They sent me a several texts and let me tell y'all now is the time to be ordering your hair offline simply because of the fact that a lot of beauty stores are deemed non-essential, but we still need to have our hair in order. So a little bit about this hair, it is 1vm, burgundy and the burgundy is at the bottom, and a little bit is mixed in with the 1b. The only problem I had with this hair is that to get the gradient effect of the 1b going into the Burgundy, the black hair, the 1b hair is literally just shorter than the burgundy here, and so once you start to separate in two sections, it really really Starts to get thin at the bottom - and I didn't like that, so what I did was just cut that excess burgundy hair off it's personal preference. I don't like a super feathered, look at the end of my braids, so I went ahead and did a couple just to make sure these were gon na turn out the way I intended for them to - and I have my little one joining me because she would Not let me work all right, so the easiest way to do this would be to section the hair off your packs, all at once, so that you can ensure that you are choosing close to the same amount of hair each time. This is going to ensure that your braids are close to the same size. Then, once you have your little sections, you're gon na section that off into three strands, to start your braid now you're going to do the exact same thing on the section of your real hair, you're gon na separate it off into three strands. So you can start your braid, so when you grab your weave you're going to place it underneath your real hair, this is really important, because this is how you're going to conceal the knot. Then, when you start braiding you're going to begin to braid over not under, and this is important because when you're braiding over you're keeping your real hair showing on top of the weave and so basically as you continue to braid you're continuing to hide the weave. Underneath your real hair and kind of giving the illusion that it's not list when really the knot is just on the underside of the braid and don't worry, I'm going to show you again in slow motion so that you can kind of get the feel of what I mean for the technique and, as you can see, you cannot see a knot. That'S because it's on the underside of the braid I've seen a lot of people do the feet in style, and I just feel that that is way more difficult. If you're a beginner - and I think it's harder to keep the braid as tight as most of us would like it to be, I don't like to braid my hair super tight, because I just don't like all that tension on my scalp, but you can braid it As tight as you want to so again now I'm going to slow it down, so you can kind of try to get the technique and the feel for it. You want to line each of the strands up. So the strains of your row here in the strand of the weave and then you want to braid it over making sure you grip pretty tightly each something time so that your braids look nice and neat and taut alright. So I'm going to go ahead and mention this because I know some of you are going to ask that is water and jbco that I sprayed on my hair. I did conditioned my hair before that way. It would be nice and moisturized before I put this protective style in and then I'm just sealing in that moisture with the jbco. So I'm going to show you one more time this technique, because repetition is how we learn in third time's a charm, and then I'm going to get into the next method on how to do these Nautilus braids on yourselves. Alright. So now, for this method is very similar to the method. I just showed you you're gon na separate your section into two small sections, then you're going to do your three strands on one of those sections you're going to do the exact same steps that I just showed you so place your hair under and then braid over. But after you begin your braid and you're going to slowly feed in the rest of the hair that you left out for the section, so that is kind of like a French braid. If that makes sense, and the only difference in this method versus the other method is that you will not see the knot on the underside of the braid like you're doing the other method, and this is because you are gradually feeding your real hair in opposed to Gripping all of your real hair at once, if that makes sense, so I'm not gon na show this method again on camera, because essentially it's the exact same steps as the other method. I would just suggest that you try both and kind of see which one it's easier for you, and just go with that one, of course, if you're planning on having your hair up a lot, you might want to go with the second method. That way, when you put your hair up, people don't see the nuts if that makes sense, so I'm not going to do my entire head on camera. I'M just gon na add in this little corny segment to make it seem like I sneezed and then guess what the rest of my hair was done. Can y'all believe it. I mean it's not a YouTube video, if you don't do something like that in your video. So my head's all finished. I think I had a total of like 20 braids 19 braids, something like that and then the only thing I did was I put styling foam all over. My head. Did my edges tied it up and I mean just look at that gorgeous. I love the way these turned out such a good protective style to wear while you're in quarantine. I'M gon na show you where the hair stopped on me. I kind of evened up the braids just a little bit. There would have been a lot longer if I did not have to cut the hair, but there you have it. So I hope you all were able to learn something from this video. Let me know if you have any questions and thank you so much for watching until next time.
Comments
Smile 2 Day: Shout out to all of us who is trying the knotless box braids during this quarantine
Styl849: The audio and visual quality was so clear. The methods were clearly explained and demonstrated. Best of all the video was short and to the point. Excellent tutorial and thank you for sharing.
Shamonia Jarmon: This is the best and easiest version of this I’ve seen since quarantined. New subbie just for that!❤️
Laptop Ferguson: I am literally in the middle of trying to achieve this style right now. I just finished sectioning my hair and this tutorial is right on time. Thanks Ambre. Love the hair color
Mel T: This definitely seem like an easier way to do these knotless braids. Thank You
Just Nathalie: That moment when you have to rewind and watch the video twice because @2:33 baby-girl stole the show. Your daughter is absolutely beautiful and I loved how easy and pretty this style turned out.
Sheda Benitha: You just literally teach me how to braid my hair! After years of trying and I thought I never knew how to do it! Thank you so much
Fashionlotus Chic: I'm telling you! I have watch over a dozen of videos and I finally hit gold with yours! Thank you so much! Such a simple, easy method!❤
Kia Dent: Uggg, I asked my husband to help part the back of my hair and NEVER again! His ass dig so deep into my scalp that I thought he was digging for gold so I spent more time getting my parts straight than braiding my hair
Veronica C: THANK YOU! Finally a technique that makes sense. Just finished putting my braids in and I love them
Lotus Flower Life: These jumbo knotless braids are so amazing for summer! Thank you for sharing
RJ Dean: Just did my first ever braid!!! Thank you so much you're tutorial was fantastic! I'm so excited for future styles :D
shawnta brown: I so love this, I got my daughter hair braided back in February and I’m finally taking the braids out, I have no idea how to do braids and now I can because this was such a good tutorial! Stay tuned....
Olympia Sherron: I’m going to braid my daughter’s hair today (20 large box braids) like that but using the rubber band method. I enjoyed watching your video. Your braids are beautiful!
StayFaithful: I love this simple technique!! Thank you for making it easy-to-follow!!
Sheda Benitha: You just literally teach me how to braid my hair! After years of trying and I thought I never knew how to do it! Thank you so much
Victoria Amponsah: Gonna be trying this next Friday before I go on vacation! The way you explained it was super clear and easy to follow!❤️
RhonasRituals: Loved this explanation!!! So clear and seems simple enough I can't wait to try it!!! You have a new subscriber
Mo's World: Straight to the point and well explained, I loved this tutorial tfs✨
Living Inspiration: Very informative! Thank you for not giving us a 30min documentary
Alexandria Oscar: Thank you for this video! I've been doing this technique for years when doing my own box braids, and didn't realize it could be considered knotless braids. You just saved me from needing extra packs of hair to try the feed-in method.
Billionaire-Landlord: I just finished doing mine for the first time! They came out cute!
Jorie April: Love your video compared to others I’ve watched! I’m going to attempt this week because I’m tired of waiting and my appt w/braider has been pushed back twice because of Coronavirus. I do a braidout once a week to stretch my curls on my natural hair, so I am sure I can do this with a couple extra steps lol and save my $200
PrincessK: The exact tutorial I was looking for! Thank you!
Chizi Ukwuegbu: Out of all the videos I watched. Yours helped me braid my first ever single ! Thank you and stay safe sis.
ZarZarGalore: This was so helpful! I can’t wait to try!
Keishanna Michele: I love the way you did this and this is by far the best video I’ve seen so far on how to do this myself! Thanks sis
Deborah Lynn: Thank you for this video. Going to try this on my middle daughter. Looks beautiful!!!!!!!!!
Aja Payton: This is best and easiest method I’ve seen thus far, thank for this ! I will be trying this weekend
TheLauraMarieJ: Best tutorial I’ve seen by far love how simple this was !
YellaNovella: OMG I thought I was they only one who braided on top rather than under, this tutorial help so much thank you!
Julia Johnson: I did this method (made them smaller and braided down to my calves) this method is SO easy! The hardest part is parting them. Thank you so so much! I feel super empowered that I know how to braid my own hair.
Johanna Yaw: This video is soooooo helpful. I love how you go into details. Thank you so much for this
Kia Harris: You did great girl! You inspired me to do my own.
Brittany Chere: Super cute! I need to try this technique
Elanjdria Ali: Love this!!!! So much easier this way rather than feed in
It's Lean's World: New subbie thanks Sis this was so on time and very thorough!!! Love this and can't wait to try it Have a blessed and highly favored day and continue staying safe and flyyy in quarantine ❤
Queenniecy103: Thank you for this method, it definitely looks easier!
Christina Glenn: Omg you really just helped me! I’m at work now and currently have the feed in knotless braids someone else did and you’re making me want to hurry and take them out so I can try to do it myself! That’s the goal for next time tho , to do it myself!!
Finding Glenda!: Great tutorial and easy to understand. I'll be trying this next week.
Jahnaya Sweet: Girl you are a fairy godmother I literally did the braid the first time with your technique!! when I watched other vids on traditional braids I could not get it thanks girl !!
Jea Curry: Thanks so much!! You are a lifesaver!! I'm gonna do this style on Friday
Virgadean Richmond: Thank you so much for this tutorial. I will use these methods for sure!
Ogechi Ngwakwe: such a clear and helpful tutorial, thank youu !
Summer24: Thank you for sharing this is the most easiest way I’ve seen so far. Great job!
Sandy g.: One of my knotless braids came out in the front and this very video saved me from looking a darn fool! Thank you so much!!!
Sc0rpion: This is the best tutorial I've seen so far on jumbo braids. Honestly the knotless method looks easier than the regular braiding way.
Sherri T: So beautiful you literally can wear any style! Stay safe ❤️
Michelle Jones: By far the simplest video I've come across! I'm gonna try that first method. Thank you so much With love from
Mari: See, I was THIS close to just cutting off all my hair out of frustration but seeing this, I actually think that I could do this with my hair. Thank you!
Ls Jean: That’s a great idea,I’m getting braids soon so I will use your method . ❤️
Empress Libra ♎️: This method is so much easier! Thank you❣️
Bri Sandz: Loved this! Thanks I've been trying to find an easy method
Blessing E. Godwin: I’m definitely trying this method
TraSiah Dominique: Thank you so much! I will definitely b trying this. It looks amazing ❤️!
Marcia Jones: Thanks for sharing, will definitely give it a try. Turned out great...looks good. And your little one is adorable.
Caramelkissez0316: THIS! Found you from another YouTuber who used your technique. Finally a method that is quick and fool proof! I have been struggling doing the feed-in method and this made it so simple. Thank you
The Anonymous ASMRist: So easy I'm eager to try this!!
Manulyn Mitchell: Thank you. You make it so simple. Going to do my hair tomorrow.
Kenishia Green: Simple, cute. Will be trying this! Yes!
jai symone: I love this tutorial!! Thank you so much for much easier ways
kundalinirising: Yo Ive never braided my hair ever but I'm gonna go for this!! been dying to have this style anyways. Thank you!!!
Angela Necole: Super cute! I’m braiding my hair this weekend.. my hands be cramping but I will do one braid a day if I have too ! ♀️
Sharifa Achee: Thank you so much, that’s the most easiest tutorial ever.
Debbie Aina: Your natural hair is so beautiful omg. I'm working on going natural because I have so much heat and perm damage, but for now, I'm going for protective styles like these jumbo box braids. Thanks for the video!
Nekie G: I really love the fact you went into details about how to add the braiding hair. It was extremely helping I'm always trying to figure out how people are doing it. Your the best
Margo Lord: I love this method. Thank you so much!
Howlishia Evans: This is cute. I will definitely be doing these. Thank you for sharing this video.
Chrissy _AK: THIS IS THE MOST UNDERSTANDABLE TUTORIAL ON THIS THAT I HAVE SEEN. Thank you so much!
Nicko Sims: Thanks for this video it really helped in doing my daughter's hair.
Kei Haymon: Thanks for this video! It seems very easy to follow. I'm going to try this method out tomorrow!
Hair Are Us TV: Love this look ❤️✨
wanda wells: Girl, I got a three way mirror hand made off Etsy, love it. You gotta try it, makes the partings so much easier.
Sparkle LovesYou: Thank you for this I wanted knotless braids but didn't want to take the time feeding them in myself. This is perfect to get this hair from all over my head
Jeannette Harris: Omg thank you soooo much the feed in method I wasn’t grasping it ! You made this so easy!!!
Melody Ovalles: easiest way i’ve seen them done! def want to try on myself
Viola Bates: So sad I found this video after I just got done doing my whole head with the feed in method . This definitely looks easier! Next time I’m trying this!!
Sandy g.: Easiest method PERIODT, thank you!!!
lov3nolimit: Thanks so much! This is the best video on this! You explained and showed it so well!!
Crystal B: This came out really cute. Thank you:)
Esby Marcia: I’m new to braiding done my own hair first time (quarantine) going to try the first method seems easier Great video well at least quarantine has gifted me with a new skill
Pumpkin_: I love this video. It was so straightforward, and I will be trying this after I finish my paper tonight. BTW, I love the sneeze effect...subbed, and thank you!
Elizabeth Finuma: GIRL I watched the video earlier last week and I decided to try it and I’m sooo happy that you made this video. It makes it so much faster to do knotless braids on your on head and they look so cute!!! I wish I could add a picture for the comments!
Tish: So helpful! Thx girl
Tasi Ransom: Thank you for this!! ❤ I'm going to attempt giving myself box braids. My husband will help me part the back as well lol
Dreamer of1997: This was an amazing tutorial, this technique seems much more easier than the feed in one, which I was confused about. Thank you for the video.
Anisa: You’re the first YouTuber doing jumbo box braids to leave ALL the accurate hair details in the description box. Omg finally!! it’s so helpful for a beginner like me
Britney St.Louis: Oh my gosh. This video is a life saver! Thank you!
Janay Foster: Thank you by far the best video to learn braiding from❤️
Summer Dawns: Mine came out great for my first time. I found it easier to grab two of my own hair and let the third piece of braiding hair stand alone. That flowed through my fingers better. My only issue is that when I dipped my braids in the hot water, I guess I went too high. The thing is that closer to the top of the braids is still jumbo and the rest is thin cause the heat tightened lol. I guess you’re just suppose to do the tips when you do jumbo
Adrienne’s Notebook: Great tutorial. Thank youuu. Subscribed and trying this next week.
Daniella Farrell: I honestly recommend your method to anyone ❤ I love it ❤
Chars Chronicles: So easy to follow! Wish me luck and save me some dollars at the hair salon! xx
Vuyokazi Mgqolozana: This is the best knotless braids tutorial I've seen. You are very clear and didn't assume we know other steps. Thank you. I'll try them. ❤️
MacyPooh196: That’s a very interesting technique! I need to figure out something so I don’t have to pay to get my braids done. I want to be able to do it myself
Aishia: You truly rock this is exactly what I was looking for ❤️❤️❤️❤️
my3AAAs: That second method was super helpful. Thank you. Imma do ny daughter's hair this week. Keep me in prayer
Astrolita: Out of all videos this one helped me THE MOST. Thank you so much
Pretty YellaTv: This technique is so much better and easier for me. Thanks so much for this video
BalancedLiving: Best explanation I’ve seen on this technique. Thank you.